Just thought I’d let you all know that my second e-book, Summer at Briar Lake, is available for Kindle and other e-readers. I spend a lot of time featuring other authors here, and just realized that I hadn’t yet posted … Continue reading →
Note: Terri will be giving away two previously published books to one commenter, so be sure to leave her a note below! This past summer I visited England. We were there to drop our daughter off at the university in … Continue reading →
Award winning author Kylie Brant writes… I think dogs sense special events happening around them. Maybe it’s the bustle of the preparations, but Lexie, our Polish Lowland Sheepdog, always knows when we’re preparing to go away on a trip. She’s … Continue reading →
Guest Jill Elizabeth Nelson writes… Back when we lived on a farm, we had a succession of dogs, but one in particular stands out in my mind. Ginger was a Border Collie mix with mottled fur, most of which was … Continue reading →
Howdy! Early forecasts for the Upper Midwest indicated that we were going to have an unusually cold and snowy winter, though so far we’re still having lovely forty degree days (far nicer than thirty below!) and have had just a … Continue reading →
Because they’re cute. We all like cute, right? Cute babies, cute critters, cute guys?? I mean – look at these cats. This is Buddy and Sly. They’re hugging. It’s adorable. And here’s Buddy helping me make the bed. Makes … Continue reading →
Leanna Ellis, guest blogger, writes… Pets of different shapes and sizes often wiggle their way into my books. In FACELIFT, a crazy out of control beast of a dog pushed my heroine to the brink. Even in FORSAKEN, pets speckle … Continue reading →
All my life I had dogs as pets. Although I liked cats, I never thought I would have a cat–let alone 3 but that is what I have now. Our dog died of old age and left my husband and … Continue reading →
